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Lotus Elise S Cup You can go ahead and file this under Really Nice Things We Can't Have. Since Uncle Sam won't let Lotus import the Elise anymore, we can't get the S Cup, which is a (barely) street legal version of Lotus's S Cup R race car. How serious of a track-day car is this? It comes pre-wired if you want to hook up a fire suppression system.

Range Rover Evoque NW8 The NW8 is essentially a rolling homage to Abby Road. Everything from the color scheme—it actually has the Abby Road zebra crossing on the door sill as you enter—to the name itself is somehow Abby-related. NW8 is the London-area postcode where the iconic street's located.

Lamborghini Huracan GT3 This has to be the most serious Lamborghini you can purchase right now. It's made to compete in events like the 24 Hours of Spa, and almost every inch of the car has been reworked with heavy input from Gian Paolo Dallara—who not only oversees IndyCar design, but also led the work on another famous Lambo: the Miura.

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2015 VW Polo WRC Rally Car Fresh off a somewhat dominant 2014 World Rally Championship season, Volkswagen just released their heavily modified 2015 contender. It's a 2600-pound car that hits 60 mph in less than four seconds, and is pretty much the fastest vehicle in the world on dirt—provided you're competent to handle it, that is.